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Newspaper
Carcoar Chronicle
Location
Carcoar, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1927
Page
2
Attention is directed to an important cattle sale by Mr TG Stammers to be held on Saturday the 17th at the Carcar Trucking Yards. About 200 fat and store cattle will be offered for sale by auction. The stock is described as exceptionally good and worthy of inspection.
A.W. Buckley of Mandutama BAS emphasizes truthful advertising and factual backing for claims. He invites customers to visit the store for solid evidence and a reliable shopping experience.
A public meeting at the Royal Hotel Mandurama decided to stage a sports meeting on January 2 1928 to aid Mr and Mrs Hogan Fletcher. Mr Mletch has been ill and friends plan the event to help him financially. A dance will follow with Mr RY. McKenzie named secretary and accepting trophies and donations.
A reminder announces affordable Sydney excursions this month offering six weeks holiday on a ticket at normal rates. The chance is exceptional and many residents are expected to take advantage to visit Moira and other places, subject to suitable conditions.
The Convent School held its Prize Day on Thursday as Rev Father O Reeffie praised the pupils for their year’s work. Awards covered multiple classes with medals for good conduct and commendations for English, mathematics, and general proficiency across Primary, Intermediate, and Sixth Classes.
Fragmented district report describes a meeting at Woolbent and medical aid for a person at Miss Myads Smiths, with scattered names of attendees and local competition notes. The text lists players and ties to Hazlewood and nearby towns, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
A cloudy unsettled pattern persists in eastern slopes and highlands with easterly winds veering southerly along the coast. Seasonal uncertainty remains as fog and light rain possible in upland areas through the day with temperatures lingering near seasonal norms.
An inspector reports cattle mortality at Lend fuorsd amid suspected poisoning tied to platy token and weather related stress. Recommendations cover fencing restoration, caretaker appointment, and rent or lease terms for the reserve, noting errors corrected and慎 signs of insufficient action.
A garbled OCR filled with scattered names and phrases hints at city news, travel notes, and local personalities. It mentions Venity Travel, a builder, a court case over a will, and various local references, though much is unreadable.
J Davidson informs sister and brother in law Mrs Sullivan Sydney and Mae W fete Parkes Mrs A MacKenzie of spending shell day in Sydney. Mr M McKeilar must enter hospital for an operation on apipretilitis.
Mandurama and Blayney pupils met at the station for cricket and lawn tennis, Mandurama scoring 45 then 60 while Blayney took 5 for 86 to win the cricket. The tennis went to Blayney 2 games to 28. a return match is hoped. Mrs Whitnah of Coombing Park donated books to the school library, and a farewell party for next week includes a preview of the presentation of prizes. A bright comet was seen in the southwest on Tuesday and Wednesday night.
Following citations from the Department of Agriculture, the Curcoar Hoard discusses exemptions from branding for sheep in transit. Exemptions cover show or sale consignments, market shipments, local dips or shearings, and fat lambs under six months moving without mothers. A stock inspector may endorse travel permits, and an owner’s branded mark may exempt certain lots if properly traced.
Ladies and gentlemen Mrs WW Pearce will canvass the Carcoar District Hospital on Saturday the 10th inst. The hospital is short of funds and needs support to admit sick and accident cases from all parts of the district. President T H Rowlands appeals for a generous response to aid hospital access through the year.
Christmas time prompts gift ideas for dad mum or the children. Read Mr G G Manning’s special story in this issue and then visit Bridge Stores for shopping details. You won’t be disappointed.
A gathering of ladies for church work at the Rectory on Wednesday afternoon decided to hold a continental during the first week in February. The Bishop of Bathurst Dr Long has been elected Bishop of Newcastle. The Convent School broke up for the Xmas vacation on Thursday.
The notice cites the Pastures Protection Act Section 184 requiring branding of travelling sheep including lambs. It states lambs under six months travelling without mothers must bear the owner's recorded brand and the T brand, despite Section 13 across the act.
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